I have enjoyed living here this year. Facilities are constantly being improved/maintained by the hardworking manager, Mason. He has been very helpful with maintenance requests, even in the middle of the night one time.
Honestly, this would be an ideal place to live. It's not fancy or anything but it's good for the price and right next to the university. The dealbreaker is that if anything breaks in your apartment you are pretty much screwed. The management will try to do everything themselves to cut down on costs meaning it takes forever for them to get around to anything. My roommates and I have put in several work orders over the past 5 months and not a single one has been completed.
Raintree has various floor plans available, with monthly rates running from $[min_price] to $[max_price] per [person/unit]. Browse current listings above to see exactly what's open. For specific pricing and availability details, please contact the property manager.
Utilities aren't included at Raintree — you'll pay for those separately. Factor that into your budget before you sign.
[Property] doesn't have on-site laundry, so you'll want to plan for that ahead of laundry day.
[Property] doesn't have dedicated parking. Contact them directly for availability and any associated fees.
Raintree is pet-friendly. Breed restrictions and weight limits may apply, so check with them directly before you pack the dog.
Raintree is not specified to be close to any university — a short drive for most students. Check the map above for exact proximity to campus.
Raintree isn't running any move-in specials right now. Check back, as these can change seasonally.
Raintree leases by the unit, meaning the whole place is under one contract and rent is split between you and your roommates.
A solid rule of thumb is keeping rent under 30% of your gross income. At Raintree's lowest rate of $[min_price]/month, you'd want to be bringing in around $[min_price × 40]/year. If you're not there yet, most student properties work with a parent or guarantor, so reach out to Raintree to ask about their process.
